93 - 1920 CITROËN 5HP

1920 CITROËN 5HP Sold without a vehicle registration certificate Chassis No. 12053 Due for inspection in 2026 - A highly sought-after small Torpédo - A legendary model Emerging in the wake of the automotive revolution spearheaded by André Citroën, the 5HP—nicknamed “the little Citroën”—established itself as early as 1922 as one of the first cars accessible to the general public. Designed to make car ownership accessible to everyone, it enjoyed immediate success thanks to its simple mechanics, attractive styling, and low running costs. This over 100-year-old example has been in the same family for more than twenty years. This year, it underwent a service at the Aveyron Flat garage, where the spark plugs were replaced, the carburetor was serviced, the oil was changed, and all four tires were replaced. The test drive was therefore successful. This pre-war vehicle, having weathered dozens of decades, is in a condition that is truly astonishing, both in terms of its bodywork and upholstery. It is rare to find a vehicle of this kind today that is over 100 years old. The test drive through the streets of Fontainebleau was a pleasure, as this little 5hp was surprisingly easy to handle. Over the years, more elegant wood trim has been added to the doors, as well as additional gauges. Given the absence of a vehicle registration certificate, this vehicle is sold without a technical inspection. The very essence of Citroën’s early days: a lightweight, elegant two-seater convertible steeped in history, ready to join a fine collection. 1920 CITROËN 5HP Type C2 Torpédo Sold without registration documents Chassis no. 12053 Next service due in 2026 - A highly sought-after little Torpédo - A legendary model Emerging in the wake of the motoring revolution spearheaded by André Citroën, the 5HP—nicknamed “the little Citroën”—established itself as early as 1922 as one of the first cars accessible to the general public. Designed to make motoring accessible to everyone, it enjoyed immediate success thanks to its mechanical simplicity, attractive styling, and low running costs. This car, which is over 100 years old, has been in the same family for more than twenty years. This year, it underwent a service at the Aveyron Flat garage, where the spark plugs were replaced, the carburetor was serviced, an oil change was performed, and four new tires were installed. The test drive was therefore a complete success. This pre-war vehicle, having survived dozens of decades, is in truly astonishing condition, both in terms of its bodywork and its upholstery. It is rare to find a vehicle of this kind today that is over 100 years old. The test drive through the streets of Fontainebleau proved to be a pleasure, as this little 5hp was surprisingly easy to handle. Over the years, more elegant wood trim has been added to the doors, along with additional gauges. Since there is no vehicle registration document, this car is being sold without a roadworthiness test. The very essence of Citroën’s early days: a lightweight, elegant two-seater convertible steeped in history, ready to join a fine collection.